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I did listen to the whole interview, and was struck by the fact that the interviewer, whoever he was . . . (b) was [sic] opinionated but also very ignorant

In that case, it ought to be easy for you to present us with several substantive flaws in his reasoning and argument.

Cannot wait to hear ...

The texts used by Dr. Proulx are nearly all scripture-based. The same goes for marty Haugen's texts. For example, there are a huge range of scripture quotes in 'Gather us in'.

I'm not sure what the relevance here is. I don't remember the interviewer saying any place, "And none of these texts ...

An interview about the Mass Propers with Dr. Mulholland:

http://www.ccwatershed.org/blog/2013/may/10/03-lalemant-interviews-dr-edward-mulholland/

DR. EDWARD MULHOLLAND was born in the Bronx, New York. He earned his master’s degree in classics from the University of London, England ...

The Hymnal in question began shipping last week, just FYI:

http://www.ccwatershed.org/Campion/

As far as I am concerned, nothing is wrong with "Holy God, We Praise Thy Name." I love it.

But certain others disagree, and readers might be interested in this article:

http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2013/02/st-edmund-campion-missal-hymnal-part-6.html

It also contains ...

To satisfy your criterion do hymns have to be both the best and most traditional? Of course, only one hymn can be the best hymn, and only one hymn the most traditional. (My English teacher was a pedant.)

It seems to me that if you have three hymns that are better than any other hymns, those three ...

A new Extraordinary Form Hymnal will begin shipping in late January 2013:

http://www.ccwatershed.org/Campion/

This is in response to the Holy Father's motu proprio, Summorum Pontificum.

Thanks! Also, to answer a question from above:

100% of the Psalms can be downloaded for free from the Chabanel Psalms website

Catholic choirmasters in the UK might be interested in this collection, either to "compare notes" or use them (if the UK Diocesan Bishop approves).

For the first time in history, a complete collection of Responsorial Psalms has been published with each verse fully notated for Organist and Cantor ...

Southern Comfort, I have done more than a hundred practice videos using the SEP, and I have only ever seen the Revised Grail. The copyright pages in the SEP also claim the entire thing is Revised Grail.

That being said, I suppose what you claim is not impossible: but, for myself, I have not seen ...

IncenseTom, I assume you mean Adam Bartlett's Simple English Propers available online, and not the book of the same name published many years ago by Kevin Mayhew.
If the former, the translation of the psalms used is the New American Bible, which is not approved for use in England and Wales. If the ...

1. I did not create the list: I only posted it in case it may be of help. I apologize I did not make this more clear in my initial post, but it was mentioned here:
http://www.ccwatershed.org/blog/2012/oct/17/comparison-chart-catholic-hymnals/

2. I never claimed the V2H was perfect: as ...

Part III is here:

http://www.praytellblog.com/index.php/2012/10/19/hymnal-review-part-four-the-vatican-ii-hymnal/

"None of these hymnals is in use, nor can be in use (without going through the nihil obstat/imprimatur process), in England and Wales."

This is not quite an ...

Parishes searching for a "traditional" Catholic Hymnal will appreciate this 1-page comparison chart (PDF):

http://www.ccwatershed.org/pdfs/comparison-catholic-hymnals-complete-readings-pew-books-traditional/download/

Organ accompaniments for the Missal Chants are here:

http://www.ccwatershed.org/pdfs/8903-organ-accompaniments-roman-missal-third-edition-3rd-edition-new-translation-mass-icel-organist/download/

Taken from a website with numerous free Mass settings ("New Translation"): http://www ...